Kura Revolving Sushi - Sugar Land

One suggestion I have would be to provide new cups and straws, but overall, it was a fantastic visit. I also loved that after sampling 15 plates, I received a cool little toy. We ended up enjoying 30 plates, which made for an even more enjoyable experience. It's a clever little gimmick that adds to the fun! I can’t wait to come back again!

Incredible! It's truly an experience. Along with the rotating sushi, there's a touchscreen menu for ordering. A fantastic robot delivers our drinks. Just be mindful of how much you eat, as the total can add up quickly!

We had to practically beg the staff for attention, as they seemed to expect us to choose our orders without any assistance. However, the drink-serving robot was quite charming. Unfortunately, the prices are steep—$40 for lunch without any special requests or soups; we only had 9 pieces of sushi and an iced tea. Each plate typically contained four pieces, but there were only two sushi rollers available. One piece had tuna that looked gray, which they thankfully removed from our bill. Despite these issues, it was a fun concept with mostly good food.

Kura is that one sushi restaurant you can always rely on for high quality, filling, and variety dishes when looking for a nice dinner out. From sushi, to ramen, to mochi ice cream, Kura is the perfect all-rounder that offers a great experience in both flavors and atmosphere. You get to enjoy experiencing conveyer belt sushi as well as various noodle dishes. Even as someone allergic to fish, you can still enjoy a meal here with Kura's chicken karaage, gyoza, tamago sushi, and ramen options. They are careful not to cross-contaminate, so if you have seafood allergies, you can still trust Kura. The Sugar Land location is great because there is typically not a wait time and the plaza it's located in is cozy and safe. The service is nice, responsive, and masked up.

Outstanding sushi go round. This is as close to the ones we came to love while living in Japan. Some of the best sushi we?ve had in the states and it?s pretty reminiscent of the shops in Asia. A terrific selection of sushi, nigiri, rolls, gunkan, small bites, deserts and more. They also have fried chicken bites, fries, watermelon, cheesecake, and other yummies. You check in at the kiosk and find your seat. Then you pick your plates as they go by or use the ordering screen to make a special order. Really fun and interactive. The screen shows ingredients and once you order it tells you the arrival time. Earn points as you deposit used plates in the chute and get a video clip and then a prize from the automated vending machine. For those with allergies be sure to check the menu and ask staff. They don?t have gluten free soy sauce but you can bring your own as we do. The staff is great with drink refills on soft drinks and water. An additional adult drink menu is available and includes saki and beers. Handicap accessible parking and building. We really enjoy coming here as it reminds us of the go rounds in Japan and we love sushi. Definitely check them out I?m sure you will like it.